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I saw a couple of Greg Maddux beauties with Atlanta, and I'm a tad bias because of T206s, but my vote goes to Jack Chesbro in 1904. He was 41-12 with a 1.74 ERA. He pitched an incredible 455 Innings with 48 complete games. He also only allowed 4 HR's for the entire season.....
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Walter Johnson in 1913. 36-7 1.14 ERA 11 shutouts ERA+ 259 WHIP .78.
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How does that mind-boggling season compare with Gibson's 1.12 or the season Pedro was something like 2 runs better than the next guy in ERA?
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Pedro Martinez in 1999 and 2000, during the height of the steroid era.
When guys like Richard Hildago and Brett Boone were putting up Mike Trout like offensive stats, 150 lb Pedro dominated them all. Last edited by A2000; 06-09-2018 at 07:19 PM. |
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Steve Carlton's 1972 season is also always in the running when this topic comes up -- 27 wins on a team that won only 59 games.
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40-15 with a 1.42 ERA. 464 innings pitched with 42 complete games and 6 saves. 269 K's against only 56 walks. 11 shutouts and a WHIP of 0.86. Only gave up 2 gopher balls for the season too... Last edited by Tom S.; 06-09-2018 at 07:34 PM. Reason: added stats |
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Tough to beat Ed Walsh or Chesbro... Koufax had a few amazing years (obviously).
How about his 1965 stats: 26-8 with 27 Complete games, 335 IPs, 2.04 ERA, 8 shut outs, 382 Strikeouts, plus he threw a perfect game that year. |
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Any Tobacco-era pitcher with good seasons is more impressive, to me, than pitchers today. Half the league was batting above .300 back then, with several guys putting up .400+ for BA.
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Yes but they weren't hitting home runs.
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